Pentagon Tapes Gen Mark Millie from Details and U.S. Security Authorization

The Pentagon has canceled security details and the authorization of retired General Mark Milli, a former US military commander who is critical of President Donald Trump.

Defense Minister Pete Heget has directed this move as one of his first acts of service, asking employees to investigate the “behavior” of the gene Milli and to review his military assessment.

Earlier, the Mili Millie was chairman of the joint headquarters during Trump’s first term, but later criticized his former boss and was cited to call him a “fascist”.

Upon his return to service, Trump canceled security protection for a handful of former employees he was confronted with, including former senior health official Anthony Foki.

Previously, Trump accused the gene miles of betrayal of telephone calls he had held with his Chinese counterpart in recent weeks of his first Trump presidency, including after a rebellion in the US Capitol building by Trump supporters in 2021.

Gen Millie is reported to use one of the calls to assure China that the United States will not start a nuclear strike. In social media, the president described these calls as “an act so outraged that in the past, the punishment would be death!”.

However, Gen Milly testifies that the calls are coordinated with other defense secretaries.

It was in the book of Bob Woodward, published last year, that the gene Millie was quoted, calling Trump a “fascist of the core” and “the most dangerous person in this country.”

And in 2023, when he issued his final speech as chairman of the joint headquarters, Gen Mille said that the military did not sworn to “dictator of Wannabe”.

The comment was regarded by many as a reference to Trump, the person who nominated him for work first.

Referring to Trump’s alleged undercut of Gen Millie, the new chief of the Ministry of Defense said on Wednesday: “Undercutting the command chain is a corrosive for our national security.

“And the recovery of accountability is a priority for the Ministry of Defense under the leadership of President Trump.”

Prior to Trump’s return to the White House last week, the output President Joe Biden released a gene Millie – and a handful of others, including fauki, a preventive pardon if they must face Trump retribution.

Biden’s statement said that the pardon “should not be mistaken in recognition”, that some of those who have covered “has participated in some misconduct.”

The gene Millie thanked Biden for this move and said he did not want to spend the rest of his life, “fighting those who can unfairly seek retribution for perceived lights.”

“I do not want to put my family, my friends and those with whom I have served through the resulting distraction, costs and anxiety,” he said.

The news that Gen Millie was deprived of his security detail and security authorization has been confirmed in a statement to the US partner of BBC, CBS News.

The Ministry of Defense of the General Inspector has also been told to “investigate the facts and circumstances surrounding the behavior of the gene Milli, so that the secretary can determine whether it is appropriate to reopen his decision to review the military class,” the statement said.

The new Trump administration has also canceled the security protection of its former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, its former national security advisor John Bolton and his former messenger of Iran Brian Hook.

In the classes of Trump’s second introduction, Trump’s employees were also removed from the Pentagon portrait depicting a gene mile as chairman of the joint chiefs of staffs.